animals

Goldilocks tells Baby Bear several bedtime stories: one silly, one scary, one sad, one angry, one funny, and one of adventure.

Two rabbits, seeking carrots for the first lunch in their new home and receiving a variety of food from their animal neighbors, are at first reluctant to sample anything they have never eaten before.

A runaway pet rabbit encounters dogs, a duck, and other animals before eventually being recaptured by his master.

The box in which all the animals are sitting gets more and more crowded until a hungry flea comes along.

While walking in the woods on a winter day, a little boy finds a blue feather and gives it to his mother.

Molly likes her tadpoles better than her baby brother Davey but admires Davey's growth over a period of several months and compares it to the development of her tadpoles. Includes instructions for caring for tadpoles.

Compares and contrasts the life cycles of twelve animals including the oppossum, bullfrog, and jellyfish.

When a little animal's grandmother dies, he remembers good times with her and asks his mother about death.

Imaginative second-grader Edward swears he saw a baby alligator in the Shaw Park lake, but no one believes him.

Twelve stories in which animals change people's lives for the better.